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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It was a non aggression pact. They had one with Poland long before that. And another with Estonia and Latvia. Germany annexed Austria and both Germany and Italy marched into other places before Germany signed the non aggression pact with th
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> Russia has indeed 'turned off the taps' (at least Nord Stream 1). At first the excuse was maintenance work, but when that excuse didn't work any longer they first reduced and then stopped the gas flow completely. There w
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There was nothing passive about this. There was a clear peace plan and Ukraine refused to implement any of it[1][2]. December 2020 there was to be a discussion on the matter in the UNSC but Germany and France refused it, which were actual g
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Honor used to be Huawei's budget brand. They then split it off and now it's making flagships. I personally think it was the response to the sanction war waged against Huawei, but of course they deny it.
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Does anyone have any advice on how to build open source medical device firmware? Is there anything else to choose from besides FreeRTOS or Zephyr?
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Chinese molten-salt reactor cleared for start up(world-nuclear-news.org)
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Can someone explain what the relationship between openzfs and the zfs in opensolaris is? Are changes to openzfs backported to zfs in illumos or have they completely diverged? I think one thing that broke opensolaris' neck is, is how ha
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baybal2 you seem to be shadow banned.
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Maybe, but then again the demand is far higher than what they can deliver and their solution is to hire thousands more people. While that’s a simple scaling mechanism they were limited by Covid restrictions and will probably be limited by t
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Seeking Work: Remote | CTO level high impact engineer Technologies: anything from integrated circuit testing, firmware reversing, video streaming, ML pipelines, DevOps, to CTO for government healthcare institutions and smaller startups jobs
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Location: Taiwan, France, Canada Remote: yes Willing to relocate: mostly no, but negotiable Technologies: anything from integrated circuit testing, firmware reversing, video streaming, ML pipelines, DevOps, to CTO for government healthcare
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To summarize the video the secret is just how the people collaborate. Some parts seem oddly manual and others interestingly esoteric. Interesting little detail is how that researcher knows the political game of not presenting to Intel but i
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Little misunderstanding here. I'm not saying that the USA doesn't have a national identity, because it clearly does. What I'm saying is that because it is an entirely manufactured one, it is therefore predestined for conflict
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The thing that gets me about the US and Canada is that those countries don't even have an ethnic population to begin with. The ethnic population was put into camps and then replaced by a bunch of Europeans for a bunch of different coun
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Can someone explain to me why the visual debugging situation in linux has been so miserable compared to windows?
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Not exactly. Also she actually had an interview in which she admitted that she exaggerated to sway Italy's five star party because they were against sending arms. I can try to find the interview, but it doesn't seem like anyone on
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This isn't just tech per se, if you look around you in society that's literally how countries are governed. Basically a lot of people have promoted weak leaders all the way up to premierships and presidencies and have pushed out a
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
OMG I just saw it for the first time. That's a nightmare. I didn't expect it to be like this when I read your comment.
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That's not really how the contract works. But I indulge you. Let's say ok you're right. Who's going to fine them and how are you going to enforce those fines? They are cut off from the western financial system. The Biden
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Thank you for adding facts to the hysteria. > Russians or ocean current > Many theories arose. > Among other things, there were some who thought that it could be a giant squid that had > torn the cable loose. > Others thought
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
"The Russians did it" - source: "I think all Russians irrational and insane, therefore it makes sense". Let's not forget that Nordstream 2 was requested by the Germans not the Russians. Yet the infrastructure belong
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They bought companies that have designed chips for a DECADE, and then that took another decade of experience. And even if Apple went out and bought an old fab or global foundries it will take a decade to build out the capacity with a worsen
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Uh it's not that easy at all? This is a decade worth of work right there. European manufacturers also don't really have big quantity manufacturing. SMIC has been moving gradually towards lower nm fabs. It's odd that people he
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Completely agree, but at the same time a lot of people (myself included) criticize Germans for being terrible customers, because they expect things they buy to last a very long time, be repairable and also cheap. I.e. they don't buy of
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I would say it's a very americentric world view. There are a lot of cultures who are the opposite. Or who were the opposite and increasingly turned into a more consumeristic society. I'm not a person that is particularly good at m
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Why would they? Controlling a population that is hostile towards you is an absolute nightmare. Americans should know, they tried it many times. So did the Soviets and it never worked out. Kiev's population has a Russian minority of les
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I would bet that he hasn't read the article.
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Ukraine has had 7. There's literally no one left to fight. Most EU countries populations had a willingness of under 20% to sign up for war. The next biggest "European" army is Turkey and they will certainly not fight Russia f
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On all sides? India has seen massive GDP growth, mostly by acting as intermediary for products that Europe used to refine itself. Europe on the other hand is in recession and has a massive economic crises and rising populism on its hands. W
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Really ? Yet, we label all nations that do that dictatorial repressive regimes. In fact people frequently do so on this very forum. Maybe they are, but come on let's have some consistency in our behaviour.

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